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Why is Loblaw getting $12M to install new refrigerators? McKenna under fire for new funding
The environment minister’s announcement on Monday has prompted criticism from the opposition parties and both civil and taxpayer advocates. Continue reading
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Shoppers Drug Mart in Alberta will no longer be open 24 hours
By Jill Croteau Reporter
It’s a go-to place for many needing medicine in the middle of the night, but come April, eight around-the-clock Shoppers Drug Marts will be scaling back their hours. Continue reading
Major grocery chains pulling romaine lettuce from Canadian stores in response to E. coli warning
Sobeys, Loblaw and Metro have stopped selling romaine lettuce, in response to a public health warning about potential E. coli. Continue reading
Loblaw recalls $10 Chicken Fries amid salmonella outbreak
The recall was issued amid a nation-wide investigation into salmonella outbreaks, with the CFIA, Health Canada and Public Health Agency of Canada all involved. Continue reading
Loblaw recalls No Name brand chicken burgers over salmonella risk
Loblaw Companies Ltd. is recalling certain packages of No Name brand chicken burgers out of what the retailer calls “an abundance of caution.” Continue reading
Loblaw bringing grocery delivery to Regina
Regina was one of five locations added to Loblaw’s online delivery service, but they plan on servicing 70 per cent of the country, including Saskatoon, by the end of the year. Continue reading
Loblaw expanding online grocery pick-up and delivery business across Canada
Loblaw is expanding its online grocery business by adding 200 more pick-up locations across Canada and introducing home delivery to five more markets. Continue reading
Esso drops Aeroplan as it picks up Loblaw’s PC Optimum, Esso Extra to continue
Esso stations will stop issuing Aeroplan miles in a few months. Continue reading
Jiminy Crickets! Norwood cricket farm signs major deal with national grocery chain
By Sarah Deeth Videographer
A Norwood-area cricket farm got a major boost from Loblaw Canada this week after it was announced that the national grocer would sell their cricket powder under its President’s Choice label. Continue reading
Eating crickets goes mainstream as protein alternative hits Canadian shelves
Shoppers can find bags of President’s Choice cricket powder at their local Loblaw stores, the company said Tuesday. Continue reading